Re: Why we shouldn't vote for Brighton for SmartTimes 14
No one has said they are going to boycott events.
I have 2 hopes.
Firstly I hope that the people who actually decide where Smart Times is being held change the decision they made years ago and it doesn't come to the UK.
Secondly I hope that the Royal Mail doesn't get privatised, but that's another story.
I agree that Portugal is too far away though. The ideal venue is central, not on the edge of a country overlooking the sea.
It'll be interesting to see the carnage at Brighton. On one hand you have a rich heritage of car meets, on the other hand you have the Green Party in power doing everything in their power to limit the amount of traffic and visitors to the area by reducing parking spaces and increasing parking charges. Last year, over night, parking on Madeira Drive went up from £4 to £20.
The "powers that be" in the UK are generally anti car and they are trying their best to price us off the road. In the rest of Europe, that just isn't the case.
That's why big UK meets really need to be on private land.
Originally posted by putzie
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I have 2 hopes.
Firstly I hope that the people who actually decide where Smart Times is being held change the decision they made years ago and it doesn't come to the UK.
Secondly I hope that the Royal Mail doesn't get privatised, but that's another story.
I agree that Portugal is too far away though. The ideal venue is central, not on the edge of a country overlooking the sea.
It'll be interesting to see the carnage at Brighton. On one hand you have a rich heritage of car meets, on the other hand you have the Green Party in power doing everything in their power to limit the amount of traffic and visitors to the area by reducing parking spaces and increasing parking charges. Last year, over night, parking on Madeira Drive went up from £4 to £20.
The "powers that be" in the UK are generally anti car and they are trying their best to price us off the road. In the rest of Europe, that just isn't the case.
That's why big UK meets really need to be on private land.
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